Ame to Kimi to
With You and the Rain
雨と君と
As novelist Fuji is returning home in a rainstorm, her attention is caught by something peculiar: an animal resembling a dog asking her to take it in. Although she is reluctant at first, the animal impresses her by handing her an umbrella, resulting in Fuji welcoming the creature into her apartment. Soon, Fuji realizes that the animal is even smarter than she initially thought, as it begins communicating with her through writing. Whether the two are alone or hanging out with her family and friends, Fuji's new little friend never fails to entertain with its whimsical actions. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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As novelist Fuji is returning home in a rainstorm, her attention is caught by something peculiar: an animal resembling a dog asking her to take it in. Although she is reluctant at first, the animal impresses her by handing her an umbrella, resulting in Fuji welcoming the creature into her apartment. Soon, Fuji realizes that the animal is even smarter than she initially thought, as it begins communicating with her through writing. Whether the two are alone or hanging out with her family and friends, Fuji's new little friend never fails to entertain with its whimsical actions. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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lycoping
September 20, 2025
This is what I call an "atmospheric anime". There's no action to speak of, no ecchi, no drama, no real plot. This is just a plain slice of life. But it's beautiful. This maybe isn't the most beautiful anime I've ever seen, but it's in the running. The art is fantastic. The main character is drawn beautifully, as a beautiful woman who is beautiful without having massive... female artillery (I got that from "Cultural exchange with a game center girl" and I'm keeping it). She's tall, thin, understatedly lovely, and not any single part of her is designed to cater tothe ecchi crowd. (and the faces are drawn and animated like real faces instead of cat-girls with flat faces and a flappy mouth that doesn't actually move the rest of the face properly, especially in side profile). This might, honestly, be the first anime woman I've seen other than maybe the female MC on ReLife that's actually my type. And I absolutely love that. A lot of slice of life anime have a common deficiency. The characters tend to be one dimensional. You get the cute, moe main character, the cute, moe glasses girl, the cute, moe gyaru, the cute, moe ditz. None of the characters in this anime are like that. They are so well written it's almost like they're real people. The voice acting is very understated - which is perfect for this anime. The "hook" to this anime is a small "dog" (which is actually a tanuki but the ones who pick up on it ain't telling), and the story is basically about the main character Fuji finding the tanuki in a rainstorm and spending the rest of the anime living a quiet and peaceful life with her tanuki. That's all it is. I can't really spoil anything because there's really nothing to spoil. But the best part about this anime is that it's perfectly fine being what it is. It's not trying to be anything it isn't, and for what it is, it's amazingly well done. As much as I love this, and as highly as I rated it, though, I'm going to call it mixed feelings. Not because I have mixed feelings about it, because I really don't. But more because I can see a particular group of people HATING this anime. If pure slice of life annoys you, if you hate slow paced anime, if you hate a lack of story or drama, if the reason you watch anime is jiggly, floppy flesh that bounces around hyper-realistically attached to high school girls who blush way too much, this anime is not going to be for you. But if you're the type of person who just likes a beautiful anime that really doesn't have, or need, a point beyond a woman and her "dog" interacting in a beautiful way, then you'll love this. Mixed feelings, but only because you're either gonna love it or hate it. I'm not sure there's a middle ground with this one. It's the former, for me.
